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Our progress in numbers

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89%

of the raw materials are from renewable or sustainable sources.
2030 Target: 95%

97%

of the palm is certified.
2030 Target: 100%

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99%

certified wood.
2030 Target: 90%

100%

of the alcohol comes from certified sugarcane.
2030 Target: 100%

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63%

of strategic partners assessed on ESG. 
2030 Target: 75%

Discover our initiatives

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Partner Assessment and Development Program (PADP)

For 28 years, the Partner Assessment and Development Program (PADP) has played a central role in the management of Boticário Group’s supply chain. The program evaluates suppliers based on both technical and socio-environmental criteria, including governance, social, diversity, and environmental aspects. ESG factors account for approximately 10% of a supplier’s overall score. More than a classification tool, the assessment helps our partners identify development opportunities and support decision-making processes.

The Pandora Program is our primary tool for traceability and socio-environmental risk management. It maps our supply chain beyond direct suppliers, helping to prevent deforestation and combat illegal labor practices. The program also includes specialized initiatives, such as Pandora PCR, which focuses on the traceability of recycled materials, and Pandora Fragrances, dedicated to the sourcing of perfumery ingredients and supplies.

A photograph shows a man’s hand holding a bottle of Arbo perfume by O Boticário, against a background of foliage.
A wide-angle, medium-shot photograph captures a line of people along the sidewalk waiting to enter a commercial establishment with a dark facade and green accents. On the right, a group of people is seen from behind—including a woman in a white jacket with a black backpack, and others dressed in gray coats—gathered before the dark entrance beneath a green awning, where illuminated text is projected onto the inner wall. On the left, the line extends toward the background, guided by black stanchion queue barriers, showing young people walking and chatting, such as a woman in a light denim jacket looking at her phone and a man in profile wearing a gray polo shirt and glasses. The venue's architecture features gray-painted brick walls, green climbing vines ascending the structure, and background trees framing the bustling urban scene on a clear day.
A wide-angle, medium-shot photograph captures a line of people along the sidewalk waiting to enter a commercial establishment with a dark facade and green accents. On the right, a group of people is seen from behind—including a woman in a white jacket with a black backpack, and others dressed in gray coats—gathered before the dark entrance beneath a green awning, where illuminated text is projected onto the inner wall. On the left, the line extends toward the background, guided by black stanchion queue barriers, showing young people walking and chatting, such as a woman in a light denim jacket looking at her phone and a man in profile wearing a gray polo shirt and glasses. The venue's architecture features gray-painted brick walls, green climbing vines ascending the structure, and background trees framing the bustling urban scene on a clear day.

For more information on the Commitments for the Future, please access the Integrated Report 2025.